Welfare capitalism policies were established in the late 1800s and early 1900s ______.
A. to prevent business owners from taking advantage of their employees' weaker bargaining positions
B. because employers were legitimately concerned about working conditions and human rights
C. to discourage labor unrest and dissuade the establishment of unions
D. and included the hiring of welfare secretaries who were welcomed by laborers as allies
Answer: C
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